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... remained suffering great pain till his cure was effected . On another occasion , while an Englishman was driving one bright beautiful day in a sleigh on the ice , his horse suddenly ran away , and , fancying he could stop him better ...
... remained suffering great pain till his cure was effected . On another occasion , while an Englishman was driving one bright beautiful day in a sleigh on the ice , his horse suddenly ran away , and , fancying he could stop him better ...
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... remained uninhabited , it is wonderful to ob- serve how admirably Nature has parcelled out to the different nations of mankind the cultivation of those territories which are best suited to their respective characters and physical ...
... remained uninhabited , it is wonderful to ob- serve how admirably Nature has parcelled out to the different nations of mankind the cultivation of those territories which are best suited to their respective characters and physical ...
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... remained for a few seconds as mute as my Canadian Mentor , and then , without taking any notice of the look with which he had been chastising me , I spoke to him on some other subjects , but I did not forget the picture I had seen , and ...
... remained for a few seconds as mute as my Canadian Mentor , and then , without taking any notice of the look with which he had been chastising me , I spoke to him on some other subjects , but I did not forget the picture I had seen , and ...
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... remained to tell of the struggle and the chancemedley confusion I had witnessed but some white little islands of ice , intermixed with dark masses of timber , floating off the mouth of the river in the deep blue lake . In the different ...
... remained to tell of the struggle and the chancemedley confusion I had witnessed but some white little islands of ice , intermixed with dark masses of timber , floating off the mouth of the river in the deep blue lake . In the different ...
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... for six miles , until , after passing Longeuil , he was given up by his comrades as - lost . He remained with the little girl floating down the middle of the river for a considerable time ; Chap . III . 45 SERGEANT NEILL .
... for six miles , until , after passing Longeuil , he was given up by his comrades as - lost . He remained with the little girl floating down the middle of the river for a considerable time ; Chap . III . 45 SERGEANT NEILL .
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